Reliable 3D Ultrasound Gender Reveal and Early Pregnacy Determination Center in the Greater Toronto Area

Petal-Early Pregnancy: Listen to the heartbeat of the baby and watching the pulse and movements of the baby in a non-medical 2D ultrasound session for 15 minutes. For this kit, the 7th to 12th week of pregnancy is the proper time. Cost: 99 bucks. If the location of the baby makes us we can even do a 3D scanning for you in this kit.

Floral Ultrasound Package: Gender revealed plus 20 minutes of listening and hearing the heartbeats of the infant. It costs $99 and relative to the time you take each service individually, you can save $27.

Sprout 3D 4D Ultrasound Package: Watching the movements of the face and body of your baby plus listening and watching the heartbeats and gender revealed by the baby (on request). For this kit, the length is 30 minutes. Cost: 125 dollars

Provides all Sprout Package options, but the length of the package is 45 minutes. In this box, you can also get two 4X6 printed prints, or you can opt to get a CD with all the photos and videos taken instead of the printed photos. Cost: 169 dollars

Honeybaby 3D 4D Ultrasound Package: Contains two blossom packs during the same pregnancy in separate sessions. It costs $290 and, relative to the moment you take two Blossom Packs individually, you can save $48.

Ultrasound is exactly the same as sound waves, but ultrasound wavelength is much greater than sound waves; we do not hear it therefore. This sound waves are clearly transmitted to the baby by an ultrasound system and the bouncing back waves are received and the pictures are made.

The ultrasound scan has been shown to be a healthy, non-invasive, precise and cost-effective pregnancy work-up to monitor foetal wellbeing. It has increasingly become an integral obstetric instrument and plays an important role in any pregnant woman's treatment. In pregnant women, ultrasound is used many times to monitor the health status of their foetus, even under such particular circumstances.

In order to scan the baby at lower stages of pregnancy of pregnancy, a full bladder is requested, but normally 3D/4D ultrasound is conducted at higher gestational that does not require a full bladder.

Throughout the last 48 hours before the ultrasound, drinking enough water can increase the amount of amniotic fluid and enable us to produce better images of your baby. Taking a form of food that gives you more energy an hour before the scan will also increase the movement of the infant.

After week 8 of your pregnancy, you may go for an ultrasound scan at any time. You can receive a 2D ultrasound during the first trimester (week 8 to 12 of your pregnancy) to listen to the sound of the baby's heart or see the movements and development of the baby. During week 24 or 25 of the birth, the perfect moment to see the baby and remember the components of the face is that any fat circulates on the face of the baby and it would be a real joy to look at the baby's face.

After week 18 or 20 of your pregnancy, the easiest and most precise period to decide the gender of the baby is, but we have been able to discover the gender of the baby as early as week 13-14 of pregnancy. If the baby is a boy and the abdominal wall is thin to medium in a healthy place and the amniotic fluid surrounding the baby is enough, we can see the gender of the baby early in birth. In 2-4 weeks, if there is any question about the gender of the baby, we will make another appointment to repeat the session without any fee.

General Information

Since the mid-1950s, ultrasound (also called sonogram, sonography or ultrasonography) has been used for medical diagnostic purposes. Ultrasound is technically the same as sound waves, but its waves are far more regular than detectable sound. The high-frequency sound waves are conveyed across the abdomen wall and the uterus to the foetus baby by a transducer probe). The waves then bounce off the infant and head to the ultrasound unit again. Finally, the computer transforms the bounced waves to somewhat more accurate 2-Dimensional (2D) or 3D (3-Dimensional) images. It presents us with the ability to see our babies inside the womb using 3D ultrasound.

Safety on Ultrasound

Long-term experiments have demonstrated that ultrasound is typically a healthy, non-adverse modality for the diagnosis of many diseases. For both a pregnant woman and her unborn baby, it is healthy. This refers to 2D ultrasound, 3D ultrasound, and 4D ultrasound as well.

Ultrasound in 2D

In obstetrics, the standard procedure for evaluating and diagnosing pregnancy disorders is 2D ultrasound, but it only provides flat, grey images. 2D ultrasound is usually a well-known instrument for measuring the growth and development of the embryo in the uterus. Pregnancy anomalies such as pregnancy in irregular positions i.e. ectopic) and placental separation (i.e. abruption) are also a beneficial means of diagnosing. Usually, a 2D ultrasound for medicinal reasons requires a requirement from physicians and is protected by health insurers.

The first proof of the baby's presence is the foetal heartbeat. At 5.5 weeks of pregnancy, we can see the foetal heart by 2D ultrasound probes implanted within the vagina (transvaginal ultrasound). 3D 4D ultrasound is not typically used at this point to see the infant since they do not provide us much detail relative to 2D ultrasound, which shows us black and flat pictures and needs a specialist to view them.

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Directions from Lawrence Park South, Toronto, ON, Canada:

Get on Allen Rd N in North York, Head north on Avenue Rd toward Cortleigh Blvd, Turn left onto Lawrence Ave W, Turn right onto the Allen Rd ramp to ON-401, Take Ontario 401 Express and ON-401 W to Carlingview Dr in Etobicoke.

Take exit 351 from ON-401 W, Merge onto Allen Rd N, Use the right 2 lanes to take the ON-401 W exit, Keep left at the fork, follow signs for ON-401 Express W and merge onto Ontario 401 Express, Merge onto ON-401 W, Keep left to stay on ON-401 W, Use the 3rd from the right lane to stay on ON-401 W, Take exit 351 for Carlingview Drive, Follow Renforth Dr to Eglinton Ave W, Continue onto Carlingview Dr, Turn left onto Renforth Dr, Turn right onto Eglinton Ave W.